Are You Setting Up WordPress For SEO Success? (Moz)
Screaming Frog SEO Spider Tool
Categories vs Tags – SEO Best Practices for Sorting your Content (WP Beginner)
WordPress SEO – The Definitive Guide To Higher Rankings For WordPress Sites (Yoast)
Sources gathered January 2014
Graphic designer since before the Internet. Started with newspaper paste-up; then art director for advertising agency in Reno, NV; and now freelancer designing marketing materials, print-on-demand t-shirt art, websites, and social media graphics.
This technique requires 2 WordPress plugins: Custom Contact Forms: to create the contact form and add the form field. CCF Option Sort for Custom Contact Forms: to drag-n-drop the form fields into the order that we want them to appear on the contact page. Follow the picture instructions below: Share this post: Share on Twitter…
Got turned on to a new WordPress contact form plugin today called Custom Contact Forms. Been digging into it a little bit tonight. But I found that I couldn’t re-arrange the form’s fields. Ugh; what a pain in the ass! Then I came across the CCF Option Sort for Custom Contact Forms plugin, which allows…
Option 1: “Per Page Sidebars” WordPress plugin. This plugin allows the creation and display of custom sidebars for each page on your site. You choose which of your current themes sidebars will be replaced. The replacement works for all descendants of a replaced page. In this fashion you can: Easily create a CMS like site…
I always check in with Google for this kind of data, specifically their free Search Engine Keyword Tool that’s part of AdWords. The local page ranking search results (in California) are as follows: Flyer design: 18,000 Flier design: 390 Interestingly, adding an “s” to the word “design” produces almost flip-flopped Google ranking results: Flyer designs:…
#6 Google natural ranking for keyword “vintage coats” #9 Google natural ranking for keyword “vintage fur coats” Verified Feb 20, 2011 Share this post: Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Email
Problem: PlatformPro WordPress theme is overriding SlideDeck’s font style, making all of SlideDeck’s text italic. (shakes fist). Solution: Add reset CSS to the PlatformPro child theme’s stylesheet to allow SlideDeck’s text to function normally. Add the following CSS to the style.css file in PlatformBase (PlatformPro’s child theme): More styling options: How to Create Beautiful Content Slider…